Sentence examples for with three orientations from inspiring English sources

Eight different positions on linker of IRMOF-1 with three orientations of CO2 were studied in detail to understand the mechanism of CO2 adsorption.

Deformation of aluminum single crystals with three orientations (near [1 1 2], near [2 1 5] and near [2 ¯3¯3]) was conducted with a tensile stage in ultrahigh vacuum at an initial strain rate of about 5 × 10−4 s−10−4

These prepregs have then been compression moulded into laminates with two orientations of the prepregs in the laminate.

Two orientations of B[a]P-N2-dG (BPmi5 and BPmi3) are considered, along with two orientations of the dCTP (AS1 and AS2), as outlined next.

Longitudinal fins were added to the copper pipe to enhance the overall heat transfer rates during the phase change processes; fins with two orientations, straight fins and angled fins, are used.

Strains JM83-AAT24 JM83-ATT24TT24, were constructed by integrating the (AATATT) 24 repeats at the attB site of the chromosome with two orientations, of which either AAT or ATT strand of the (AATATT) 24 served as the template for transcription.

The early visual processing stage (EVPS) consists of Gabor-filters with four orientations (0°, 90°, 45° and 135°), modelling V1 operations.

Though having plasmids with inserts with two orientations may seem to invite confusion, it can be used as a teaching opportunity for more in-depth understanding of mapping and cloning.

Measuring the spectral intensity with two orientations of the incident-light electric field obtained with a polarizer allowed us to obtain information on several chemical groups of the lipid molecule.

The very idea that God could place objects within a pre-existing absolute space with one orientation rather than another is evidently not incoherent; rather, God would lack a reason for doing this.

Leibniz contends, while Clarke denies, that if space were independent of objects, God would lack a sufficient reason for placing the objects of the universe into space with one orientation rather than another.